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Hello Scholars,
Today you  will hear the story of how “Post-it” notes were invented, and learn that often new materials get invented before anyone knows exactly what problem they’ll solve. Today you will discuss the question, “What materials might people invent in the future?”, then come up with inventions involving a hypothetical new material, “bouncy glass.”

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Essential Question:  What materials might be invented in the future?
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What materials might be invented in the future?

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